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By Colton A (6) on 19 Jul 2014

A man tries to get from New York to Chicago in time to spend thanksgiving with his family…

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By Anders K (130) on 19 Jul 2014

A man tries to get from New York to Chicago in time to spend thanksgiving with his family…

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By Manu G (533) on 18 Jul 2014

Steve Martin had no reason to panic...until John Candy came along. Good Comedy…

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By Nick E (593) on 06 Jul 2014

Planes, Trains and Automobiles is a fun comedy thanks in part to Martin/Candy's chemistry as well as its touch of emotion…

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By Brandon P (383) on 06 Jul 2014

Planes, Trains and Automobiles is a fun comedy thanks in part to Martin/Candy's chemistry as well as its touch of emotion…

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By Lewis E (436) on 30 Jun 2014

Only the proper funny jokes survive since most of it is dated but this is certainly a respectable family movie which probably help set the…

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By Johnny S (381) on 14 Jun 2014

This amiable farce pits an uptight New York advertising executive and the family man Neal Page (Steve Martin) against a boisterously oafish,…

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By Juli N (550) on 05 Jun 2014

The greatest odd couple pairing ever! Classic catastrophic road trip from hell…

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By Drew P (173) on 20 May 2014

You are on going the wrong way!' 'Hes probably drunk, how does he know where we are going?' Guaranteed laughs…

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By Janette R (128) on 14 May 2014

Just a really great movie and brings a tear to your eye and one of the best comedies ever…

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By Eric C (1,062) on 14 May 2014

Just a really great movie and brings a tear to your eye and one of the best comedies ever…

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By Josh M (1,729) on 04 May 2014

One of my favourite John Hughes films for sure. Hilarious, heartwarming and absurd. RIP John Candy (one of the funniest people ever)…

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By Cameron H (305) on 18 Apr 2014

Probably John Hughes' best film in his career, Planes, Trains and Automobiles succeeds primarily on the strength of comedic stars Steve Martin,…

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Review of Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987)

By Cameron J (1,335) on 18 Apr 2014

Probably John Hughes' best film in his career, Planes, Trains and Automobiles succeeds primarily on the strength of comedic stars Steve Martin,…

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By Kevin J (569) on 01 Apr 2014

A nice, heartwarming comedy that provides a few laughs and an enjoyable ride along the way…

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By Gavin S (642) on 01 Apr 2014

A nice, heartwarming comedy that provides a few laughs and an enjoyable ride along the way…

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By Dan H (1,470) on 01 Apr 2014

The Murphy's Law of films…

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By Maximus A (33) on 15 Mar 2014

Laugh your butt off. It maybe old but its really good. It reminds me of the modern Due Dates…

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By Ben T (1,283) on 09 Mar 2014

The best thanksgiving movie ever. John candy is so like able and you feel so bad for Steve Martin…

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By Matthew H (1,857) on 08 Mar 2014

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles is a hilarious laugh-out-loud riot, as well as having some more serious undertones about loss and family which…

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